Campaign Finance Reform brought me to edge of cliff of my patience. Now, Senator John McCain attempting to nuke Constitutional Option has forced me to jump.

History teaches us many lessons. One of most important is that you can never negotiate in good faith with those that are not bound to reality but that would rather pursue their own power over all else. John McCain has now made his bed with those that seek power above all else; Senate Democrats.

Joined by six other Republicans unwilling to force an up or down vote on judicial nominees and seven Democrats who never had any intention of voting for conservative judicial nominees, McCain has attempted to maintain state of Constitutional chaos that currently exists in Senate. He and his gang of 13 reached a hollow compromise that spat in face of all that is right and just. He basically said "SCREW YOU!" to Constitution and voters of America that have given Republicans control of Federal Government.

The Constitution calls for advice and consent on Presidential judicial nominees. The Democrats don't like that because they are in minority and do not hold Presidency so they are basically left out in cold clinging with white knuckles to last vestige of their power which is courts. So they have resorted to simply denying up and down votes on nominees that have both passed through committee and have enough votes by representatives of people to be seated upon their respective benches.

The good folks at Careerbuilder.com recently took a peek into matter. In a survey of 600 hiring managers, 70 percent of them reported following bizarre behaviors displayed by American job applicants. [1]

Now listen carefully Lord Jackson and Prince Al:

· No shows—they make appointment for job interview then do not show up

· Compulsive watch-checking during interview

· Interviewee asking interviewer to hurry up interview

· Applicants literally running from room as soon as word "drug testing" is mentioned

· Applicants telling hiring manager that company has a black aura and leaving interview

· Applicants showing up for interview in T-shirts and jeans

· "One job hopeful arrived at his interview displaying a hairy chest, medallion, strong cologne and a wad of gum in his mouth. And which is worse: applicant who wore a housecoat and slippers or one who wore his slippers with a bathing suit and T-shirt?" [2]

· Applicant singing national anthem

· Trying to sell interviewer a car

· Applicant drops to floor and starts doing Yoga during interview

· Applicant lapses into doing celebrity imitations

· Applicant tells interviewer he wants job so he can get employee discounts and then retire in 2 months